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Smart systems are rapidly evolving and finding ways to influence different aspects of human life, industry, and the environment. Smart systems based on available data should have the ability to predict and be adaptive, which leads to performing reliable, smart actions. Smartness and learning capabilities are essential characteristics describing smart systems besides connectivity and digital virtual cloudification technologies. Perspectives and Considerations on the Evolution of Smart Systems discusses the latest edge development that informs and facilitates the next level of development. It highlights how the evolving technologies and techniques are going to impact the developments in the field considering climate, environment, circular economy, and ecosystems. Covering topics such as dynamic difficulty adjustment, intelligent control, and serious games, this premier reference source is an excellent resource for engineers, computer scientists, IT professionals, developers, data analysts, students and educators of higher education, librarians, researchers, and academicians.

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Maki K. Habib obtained Doctor of Eng. Sciences in Intelligent and Autonomous Robotics, Univ. of Tsukuba Japan. Selected research scientist at RIKEN Japan. Senior researcher at RISO-Labs Japan. Visiting researcher at EPFL, Switzerland. Visiting expert under ADB, Associate Prof. UTM, Malaysia. Senior Manager MCRIA Malaysia. Senior research scientist with GMD-Japan. Associate Prof. with Monash Univ. leading Mechatronics program. A full Prof. Robotics and Mechatronics at Swinburne Univ. Invited Prof. KAIST South Korea, Visiting Prof. at Saga Univ. Japan. Since Sept. 2007 he is full Professor of Robotics and Mechatronics at AUC. He also served consultant and technical adviser for Toyota group, ABB, etc. He published 10 books, 24 book chapters, more than 275 papers at international journals and intern. confs. His main research focus: Human and Friendly Mechatronics, Intelligent and Autonomous Robotics/Vehicles: Control, Mapping-Localization, Navigation and Learning. Service Robots for Humanitarian Demining, Biomimetic and Biomedical Robotics, Telecooperation Distributed Teleoperation, and Collaborative Control, Intelligent and Nonlinear Control, Wireless Sensor Networks, Industry 4, Flying Robots.

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